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    Supra 450



    Hi all, has anyone else had probs with the plastic clip that keeps the spring attached to solenoid and throttle arm?
    brand new clips and they still vibrate off, ive played with the alignment of solenoids, the height of throttle arm but nope, cable ties seem to work for now, i just dont like to rely on cable ties, is there a modded clip, ie not plastic?
    Last edited by alpha; 08-08-2006 at 05:22 PM.



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    Are they sprung eyes like the old one's?

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    sprung eyes? not quiet with you im affraid reeferjon, these here carriers are pretty new to me. Best way i can describe it is, this little plastic clip slots in the hole on solenoid and throttle arm and the spring slots into the plastic clip, said plastic clip then needs to be rotated round a bit so it holds it all together, sorry for crap explanation.. i think the older ones used brass clips? im unsure of this though.

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    Ahha, I got you so the old ones are not interchangable with new.

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    the old clips are not available anymore apparently, not that carriers are much help like, it seems unless you work for em they likes to keep their lips shut.

    i will prolly have a go at my own mod, put a thread on the spring and use a nyloc to hold it all together, wont ever fall off then.
    i hope...will keep here posted if i manage to sort something.

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    try Southern Sales & Service.
    they are a good bet

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    good thinking, i gotta drop a compressor off to them this week so i will fire the question. :]
    ta

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    Re: Supra 450,

    Hi all, thought i'd keep this thread up instead of starting a new one.

    Could anyone advise on a few things please, I would like to find out cro valve setting along with engine speed, high and low speed and also where do I take rpm reading from, clutch,flywheel front crank pulley?

    As always, any help much appreciated.
    Last edited by alpha; 08-08-2006 at 05:29 PM.

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    Re: Supra 450,

    Quote Originally Posted by alpha
    Hi all, thought i'd keep this thread up instead of starting a new one.

    Could anyone advise on a few things please, I would like to find out cro valve setting along with engine speed, high and low speed and also where do I take rpm reading from, clutch,flywheel front crank pulley?

    As always, any help much appreciated.
    Hi
    Here's a cut and paste of the tec book ........check the engine speed at the front crank pulley.

    The spring clips are ok if lub'ed from new.......if not...renew and start again.

    have fun
    Martin

    SUPRA 450
    Refrigerant Type/Charge - kg R404A / 3,2 kg

    Diesel Cooling Capacity (-20?c / 0?c) - W 2580w / 4470w

    Electric Cooling Capacity -20/0?C - W 2200w / 3590w

    Heating Capacity (18/-18?c) - W -

    Air Flow - m3/h 1610m3/h

    Comp Oil Type EAL 68

    Road Comp Type TM16

    Road Comp Displacement - cc 163cc

    Road Comp Capacity - ml 250ml

    Stby Comp Type TM16

    Stb Comp Displacement - cc 163cc

    Stb Comp Capacity - ml 250ml

    Engine CT2.29TV

    Engine Displacement - cc 479cc

    Oil Qty (by-pass) - ml 5,2 / 6,1 L

    Coolant Capacity - ml 3,3 L

    Low / High Speed - rpm 1800 / 2320

    WaterT? / Oil Safety Switch - ?C 110°C/1 b

    Valve Clearance - mm 0,145-0,185

    mt frequency Yes

    LRA - Amps 64A

    MRA - Amps 9,1A

    Alternator - Amps 50A

    Battery Capacity - Ah 12v / 90Ah

    Elec Power Consum at 0?C - W 3800w

    Total Consum on Road 12/24 - W No

    Total consumption on Stby 230 12/24 - A 15,8

    Total Consumption on Stby 380 12/24 - A 9

    Setting Air Switch - inch 0,65

    Defrost Thermostat Open/Close - ?C 9 / 3°C

    HP1 - bar 32 / 24

    LP - bar - na

    CPR - bar 1,8 b

    TXV Orifice 3

    Expansion Valve Superheat at 0?C - 8°C

    Expansion valve Superheat at -20?C 7°C

    LPP / HAPS Cut in / Cut out -

    Quench Valve Opens/Closes - ?C 132°c

    CDT - ?C No

    Overload Relay Settings 380V - Amps 11

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    Re: Supra 450, stupid plastic clips..

    fantastic, cheers..

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